Plaza Rotary At-A-Glance 7/8/2015

Posted by Jim Lloyd

on Jul 08, 2015

At-a-Glance brings you the following public service announcement:

For all of us prone to operate on autopilot before that first cup of coffee in the morning, a friendly reminder. We will kick off the new Rotary year in style THIS FRIDAY at our new home at the Grand Street Cafe!

The Guard has Changed

Perched on the Pepsi Porch, an enthusiastic group of Plaza Rotarians got a great view of the game and enjoyed some relaxing fellowship. President Jane Brown officially introduced the new board. Here they are:

President—Jane Brown

President Elect—Drue Thomas

Vice President—Jeff Chapman

Secretary—Therese McGill

Treasurer—Frank Bales

Sgt. at Arms—Roger Samuel

Immediate Past President—Bob Merrigan

Club Service—Frances Reddis

International Service—Randy Steinmann and Denise Holt

Community Service—Erik Dickinson

Vocational Service—Scott Weaver

Youth Service—Alex Petrovic

Public Relations—Nancy Shawver and Beth Bahner

RI Foundation Giving—Jennifer Kyle

Programs—Lisa Deatherage

Grants—Liz Thomas

Thank you all for your service to the Plaza Rotary Club!

Get Ready for KC Games for Good

Drumroll, please …..

It’s time. Changing of the Guard is history. RYLA counselors are home. Fireworks displays are done.

Now the spotlight can shift to KC Games for Good.

There have been a number of significant developments over the past few weeks and this year’s event continues to take shape. Exciting … expansive …. extraordinary … but extremely hard to try to convey here.

Which is why you won’t want to miss the important updates/announcements to be unveiled at next week’s meeting. Breakfast July 17. Grand Street Café. Plan to be there!

Heard about the Rotary Global History Fellowship?

Well neither had we until Past President Bob Merrigan passed along one of their recent email newsletters. The RGHF is the largest fellowship in Rotary and recently feathered an article about our district's own past RI President Ray Klingensmith. They are also doing a series on the first 100 Rotary Clubs. Click here if you'd like to find out more.